FUAB admission list 2026/2027: check JAMB CAPS

Applicants to the Federal University of Agriculture, Bassambiri (FUAB) can now check their admission status for the 2026/2027 academic session.

How to check the admission list

Admission status is currently available only through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). The JAMB CAPS guide explains the platform.

1. Visit the JAMB eFacility portal.
2. Log in with the candidate’s JAMB username and password.
3. Scroll down and select Check Admission Status.
4. Select Access my CAPS.
5. Select Admission Status to check for an offer from FUAB.

What the admission status messages mean

• ADMISSION OFFERED: JAMB has approved the admission. The candidate can proceed with accepting or rejecting the offer.
• ADMISSION IN PROGRESS (AIP): The institution has reviewed the application and recommended the candidate. Approval by the Head of Institution and JAMB’s final review are still pending.
• RECOMMENDED: The institution has considered the candidate and the application awaits JAMB’s review against the required criteria.
• NOT ADMITTED: The candidate has not yet been considered or selected. The list may not have been released or the application may still be awaiting review.
• PENDING: The application remains under review, with no decision yet.

Accepting or rejecting an offer

Candidates offered admission are required to accept or reject it through either of these methods:

• Biometric authentication at an approved JAMB computer-based test (CBT) centre.
• SMS: send ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 from the phone number registered with JAMB.

The SMS instructions require ₦50 in the main airtime balance. JAMB cannot deduct the charge from borrowed airtime or Xtra Credit.

After accepting the offer, candidates should print their JAMB admission letter.

Viewing CAPS on a phone

Some phone users may see only a welcome message, without the Admission Status option. They should switch the browser to desktop mode to display the full page.

The notice recommends Chrome for phone users. In Chrome’s options, selecting Request desktop site displays the complete page.